00:00Hi.
00:00What are we looking at here?
00:02My advanced sculpture final.
00:03I'm making a bust of...
00:04My bust, yeah.
00:06And we called 911 because...
00:08It's kind of stuck to her.
00:10Because it's fused to my skin.
00:12I forgot to apply oil before she put the plaster on me.
00:14I was in a creative flow state.
00:16All right, let's see if we can just ship some of this off, okay?
00:18Okay.
00:21Okay.
00:24All right, TK, can you check our vitals?
00:27Copy.
00:27Hey, Steph, I'm Nancy.
00:28That's TK.
00:29Okay, we're going to check you out.
00:31Are you feeling any pain?
00:33Well, I...
00:33Oh, she's fine.
00:34Thanks.
00:35Thanks, but I'm curious what she thinks.
00:38It does sting a little, actually.
00:40Why didn't you say anything?
00:41I did, but you weren't listening.
00:43Pulse sucks is 96.
00:45BP is 130 over 80.
00:46So you're telling me it stings a little,
00:48but your blood pressure is telling me it stings a lot.
00:50I didn't want to say anything,
00:52but it feels like it's, like, getting hot or something.
00:54We need to get this thing off for now.
00:56It's probably the lie in the plaster.
00:57When it comes in contact with your skin for too long,
01:00it can cause chemical burns.
01:01Oh, it's really starting to burn.
01:03Okay, we need ideas here, people.
01:04What are we thinking?
01:05Hey, has anybody broken their arm before?
01:07What's the first thing they tell you when you get a cast?
01:08Don't get it wet.
01:09Okay, Steph.
01:10The water should have softened it up,
01:11and now I'm going to just drill some small holes in there.
01:14We're going to put some oil inside the holes,
01:16and that'll help separate the plaster from your skin.
01:20Nancy, you just...
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